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We managed to catch the epic 23 inch powder dump at Wolf Creek this past weekend (January 21st 2018.) There where face shots to be had for days and it didn't even fell like a dry season.
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A Closer Look At The Inbounds Slide At Jackson Hole
A Closer Look At The Inbounds Slide At Jackson Hole
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On Saturday, December 1, at 9:55 a.m., sixteen people were skiing and snowboarding on the southern end of Expert Chutes, an inbounds zone at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, when an avalanche broke above them. In a matter of seconds the 150-foot wide slab with a 2-foot crown barreled down the slope, burying five skiers below. Without hesitation, onlookers immediately sprung into action and the ski patrol responded swiftly. Thanks to the cooperation and preparedness of the community and the
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Inbounds Avalanche Buries 5 at JHMR on Saturday, All Survive
Inbounds Avalanche Buries 5 at JHMR on Saturday, All Survive
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An avalanche caught five skiers on Saturday morning at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Everyone survived. The slide was triggered near the top of the freshly-opened Thunder Lift in an area next to the Expert Chutes zone. The slab broke loose from the base of a cliff with a crown measured around two feet deep and 150 feet wide. A JHMR ski patrol search team armed with two dogs, a Recco device and avalanche beacons immediately began searching the area, uncovering the victims, which included
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Standard Films Releases Classic Snowboard Movies on YouTube
Standard Films Releases Classic Snowboard Movies on YouTube
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Not too long ago, snowboarding culture was almost entirely directed and dominated by videos. There were the magazines, too, hundreds of pages thick and chock full of snowboard culture. These were the true sources at the time. Whether you lived in Tahoe, Colorado, Vermont or France—you all saw the same stuff, and you could relate as a snowboarder. The images and the stories held clout. During that time, one of the culture’s greatest storytellers, Standard Films, rode alongside and filmed